davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

HARDENING friends and acquaintance OF
Miss Ida Harden. Mrs. LouiSa II. Griffin and M:;
and 5Irs T. T. Harden are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of the former only child,
WILLIE, from the residence of Mrs. |. VI. Bar,
nar,l. So Barnard and Macon streets, THIS
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
STA9fM-The friends and acquaintance OF
MIR ANTo:S STAmM and Dir. and Mrs Phillip
Schwarz and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cell are invited
to attend the funeral of the former from his late
residence, 1872 Bryan street, at $3.50 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04
Chicago'e Anerohiste Can't be Bailed.

CHICAGO, Aug. S--A Peoria special says
that Justice Crawford, of the Supreme
Court. in private conversation said that the
Supreme Court would y. grant boil to the
Chicago Anarchists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04
LUMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBER !

THE undersigned is now prepared to furnish
L Lumber of all descriptions accurately
sawed to fifty feet in length. Orders earnestly
solicited. Pfonp6neSs guaranteed Mill on
A., F. and L. Railroad, thirteen niles from
Americas, Ga. j. w. BAILEY,
Job. Sumter COUNTY, Tia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04
No Feas.

The United States Hotel at Boston is one of
the first of the Large Hotels TO abolish the Fec
System, and they publish the fact to all Guests
Our readers who - East will do well to send for
their Historical Sketches of Boston. Enclose a
lOc. stamp fol postage
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04

a new lire of Gloria Umbrellas at Del
singers. - Whitaker trcek
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-04

THE MORRISON HOUSE.

ono of tho Largest Boarding Houses in the
South
A FFORDS pleasant south ROOMS good board
"a Win pure Artesian Water, az prices to suit
tho2e wishing table. regular Or transient accom-.
modatinns. Northeast corner Bruu.htnn and
Dravtoa g,rcCtS, oDDosita Nni aha'i tf3i.ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE SABBATH AND TEuPERANCE
MAYOR ROWLAND TO SPEAK on GOOD ORDER AND
NON-PARTIsAN GOVERNMENT

MAYOR ROWLAND TO SPEAK on GOOD ORDER AND
NoN-PARTIsAN GOVERNMENT
william H. Rowland, tho Mayor of Toronto, VIII
deliver an address ." The sabbath and TEMPERANCE
at stenway Hall on Tuesday evening next lie comes
In res ponse an invitation from number OF NeW-l OH
gentlemen, who have been identified with the reform
Indicated by the title OF his address who had heard oil
tho bcnctccnt revolution In Toronto effected by the
combined Of good people. and desired to hear
more OF tho matter from who had led IN bringing
about They thought that At the present time, ~heh
Tho heat the political contest here turning on
a the part of temperance haters to Drcah
down the American sunday, had subsidized, much g00d
could lie done by further consideration Of the subject
I'm the light of the experiment IN Toronto. The invita-
signed by Logan c. Murray, Morris X yesup
Dr. How crosby Charles J. anda william h. Dodge,
Noah DAVIS the Kew. Dr. X. - Macarthur, Dr. Lyman
Abbott. and others.
Ia his reply accepting the invitation, Mayor How
said that the city OF Toronto had officially achuoW
edged the law Of cod in regard 20 tho sabbath rspe
cily IN rcting the liquor trac aud that the people
a. A hole determined not To retrograde, lie
added that thong party fires burned ncfccly, thc
power of rings and factions In municipal AFFAIRS had
been broken and the city freed from party admnlStra
ton what have here today he concluded can
be had In any city whore Christian people, ana hose
who order and morality. choose simply 10 dfop Ot
their hands tho party Ratchet and unite 10 Jointly
protect the government of the home hreside'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
ECcEYTRIcIIIRs or coPPER AVID TN

The metal market, to judge from all outward signs.
Is gradually slipping back To IT. normal condition The
Temporary withdrawal Of bids by the French syndicate
In London Monday had tendency 10 make operators
in tho New-Nork market moro cautions Trading was
consequently much Stacker than 1t has been for some
days back.
spot copper closed firm yesterday at an advance of
about I've putts. The total trading was SIN about
100000 iolnl,, Which IS I'll all ia compa, with the
transactions OF the past week.. Lead quiet and
steady trading amounting To but hfy tons against last
Thursday business Of 200 tons. Pg tin dull, the
tIalnE reaching but fo.;y tons.
Raunhcim. the COlsr.S alive bun operator, IS talking
copper mining stocks, and ON good grounds. There
were 2OO shares OF superior locks sold yesterday at
an advance OF nom II 20 to 20 per cent over tho day
before The adVhnrc Is based On the strengthening of
lake lngoi In tie market. and is perfectly plausible
T.. T. hit thiuls That though tho boom IN stocks Is
grounded on tine purchases of The French syudiid'N.
hey are sac investment because the consumption
ha, increased co,c ably through the demand for cleo
tic supplies.
QUO of The pccuiartcs Of the metal market al pres
en is the fact that sheet Ia sells much less pro
port onaciy. nan me prices the ad.aucc I'm copper
would warrant, TIL, IS explained by brass men as
showing that they WILLING to and actually do divide
tie profits accrng from the copper ads in,c wn hcir
O. l.ftt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
DRAIN IND PRODUCE NARKETa
FEATURES OF NETWORK pEALINea


Reaction was order Of the day In the cereal specuate
Yesterday decne created nervous feeling
the sentiment remased substantially bush Conservative
houses sIpectne further rscssssn but buying orders
likely into effect the reaching OF over prices
II significant that upon deose OF ony 1% cent Ia
lots inquiry slim ulaed and the expert purchased
10000 bushels The option market scorei rscorc
OF 10000 900 bushels with May the favOrita December
suffered loss of only cent but May closed down r.
and after hours dealt IN another drop OF cent The
market weak throughout clos only shade above
the lowest point with tho months mentioned above OF
sdl cent Final figures follows December, $685.
Januaiy 90h; February. 9lS March. 02'4; April. 93A
May 94A; June. 04t cents As tho advance In cora
has been prcportIonately greater than In wheat
1t was not unnatural that the break in corn
should be heavier spot lots declined adl4 cent,
speculation attenc the break optic which extended
from to u The close practically bot
tom figures, as follows December. 621; January, 627
February 62s NAV. 63 cents Oats sal lower
the spot whale the buttons declined for December &C
81 .. January at 80 and February 3sa
for May Iart suffered a sharp decline but
shippers bought nearly all OF the 700 cash lard
The options fell Is II points follows
December and January, 81 60 February, IL " March,
81 10 April 81 go; May. 81 81: June. - 90.
receipts grain reported yesterday at NewYsrk Bal
tinore Philsdelphia and Botoa follows, Wheat
total grain 1872 32S bushels flour 69O63 packages AZ
Chicago Milwaukee AMI 81 Louis tho arrivals were Wheat
S47 bushels 225 oil bushels oats l+3 7lS bush
els total gram, 54,716 bushels; -four 352S3 barrea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
TIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELESRApu

puprALo Doc 6.-Caue-Receipts last 20 hours
$50 head for week thss Tar $50 head same mt
last 1857 head Consigned through none: IL cara
on sale Common tair and quet al s. as 20.
last "a hours were zoe head IstL fe
wsog thus % 800 head Fer time last week beo
head Consigned through 10 cars OF which 10 Nswfor:
sale Common to Fair duh and low n At 50 OsS
TO- Choice 81 a. 40 no decent Western Lambs
here: Canadian Lambs duh at So coo 90.
thns $50 head For tine last week 81 $50
head Consigned rough 30 cars Of which TO New York
81 care ior sale market 4 shade Low err Light P0
70 as co. Mixed Pig. and Light Yorkers s. 1905 ~
selected Workers S. t015 So Selected Medium weikha
SO So Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - 60aA So stays
IS SOFA o. market closed easy cars left over.
CHICAGO Unioa Stock Yards Dec 6-The DrsrrC
roports cdtls-RsceiDts IL 900 head shpmenU
5000 head market wasstsav shipping Steers 81 70
stock era aad Feeders 81 % l0 Cows Bulls asd Mi1eo
ST. rs as2 49, Texans 81 500 co. go. 49,.
How keceipts 33.s0U head. shipnents o.oos neaS
mlr1e. lower MiIsd So sS9ss4o Heavy s. 1913 %
LiEhg 81 80 . 5 20: Skips S. 25 ~ 50 g, ooo 49,,
Sh"y-keceiots 5000 head shipmsnm 10y y, heal a
TeIAss So so as rs: Lambs SAd676 49,
ST. LOUIS Dec. 6-Catts-ksceots 1900 head sMp.
neuts SEQ head, market steady. Choics Heavy Nativ
steers 81 80 ASs o. Good s. S8eS4 ~; Butcasn
stesr Medium TO Chsies 81 l00S% 90 stoskers az
Feeders f.f to good 81 s0S2so RAnssrs Common q
Good cornfsd 81 350Sk is. - ,....
Rsgs-Recelpts 6sos head, shipnssts 800 H sn,cS
was a,uvs aud lower. Shsee Hs.,y ana ,, hSv
er. Selections So 50 e6 65; Packing and folkets
20 Cnoics IS 20 eS6 So Piga Common 70 sssa - W.
SO 90. .oo ,.s u..r.s ~
6rn VAR 10 Fancy 81 1884 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
COURT CALENDARS-T

ccgRI-caASpERs Lawrence; JN No
IS G3s $5 i$5 &; ss i53 55S l5S * i9S. 1sS jss
l9 tx 2 W. 81 23 1885, 2'7 2S' 49, 8'o 8' 2'2 ''S
svrRxMs rouRf-spEcAL TERN PART I.--Bsfors Potter
I s ?S ST. s 81 81 ~ ~? 81 ~ s 10 ss 5
SUPREME CouKT-spEcIAL TERN PART II.-B.rors Beach
M 49, IS "a s ~ 800 100 90 & s
sUrnKME ougraCIRculTmpAnI i,hctoTs BarrsIt IL
lso i27 ao ?5o 1885. 1880, eo7. s47 1883 io4 l24o
surRrHK CounT-Ci.cuIT-PA IL-BefOrs Andrews. ].
Case on. No day calendar. .-
lac rs 49, 1875 ia5 5 1853 iiS5s 1875 Ills 1857
surEENr CoUEr-CrKcUlr-PARr Iv.-Bcfors Van Brunt,
NS H Rollins sw of John Fec.
ns srrEnon couRr-GrsKRAL rKRx-Beforo seagwck j.
fresdm9n and 1gI,h1m J. NOS o. "' 49, To- 10 H.
ssrERIov OoUnI-srsclAt TxsM-Bst.r. Truar. Mos
I76 ~ ls2. II. $50 ls.. 1876. 1856. is7. 100 No.
J.-No, 1885 1877 l4lO 1888 l477. ni3: l45., 1873.
sUPEsIon CouEr-THlAL lghM-PAKr Iv.-B.tors door.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcAL TERn-Be'ors Van Hoesen. j.
COMMON PLEAs-Eourrr TKRx-Bctore Bookstaver. j.
y Sss a 81 ~ tx 1T l -
49, $50 sS9 80 Ss5 26 81. 3'2 Az 1885, 1884, 1893 BAL
coMnoy PLEAsSTKlAL TKnN-PAMr II.-Beisrs LaTre
ss S' 54o 5.2 "a IS o5 IS. -O' -'V 49,
CIR coUsrrrl. IseMPaaT IBeiCls Eh sd s DO
1907 2joi. Us. 2ij5. % H. 1920 zoos.
Ea gS 80 as s.s i Is. lsE''
1908 27o5, e63. 1900 l1e5 3oos 5000 500 5oli
no. 3soS 1852 aos4 $50 io7i ii75. 1911 S55s, ii7i
1928 !9so: 81 RI. 275o 1879 n.,,r. Recorder
sruyth aud Assistant District. Attorney P1rdyET9a l.
r. 50 g. e 3 g 3 % s. % 81 3D. 49, 10 " "
CoURr or GIsEEAL SESSIONS -PAnr IL-Be'ors Co"ini
j. and Attorney Dava-Nss l. 2 D. T. D.
court Or s.ss sf;.0S:-eAST
2St5,6 TO- H. II. Is. IA Is. IT, II. ls. 49, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec 8-Cetton quiet Miidlng 10 Ia
Flour was firm. Howard Street aud Western Supen
81 TO- Extra 10 S. o. 03 Co. Family dc So go
81 city Mills 81 81 so Extra do s. O0S3 81
Rio Bran2s 81 50d4 15 Patapsco Family s. o. de SUI
pervs Patent 81 40 Whsat-Southern higher Red ss d9Oc
10 Amber 90 092c. Western lower. No . Winter Red
S7.c. Corn-southerr firm; White 66a57c ieiow 600
57c Western lower. Mixed 81 January IS
O5sS higher southsrs "a 63scs Western White
639c Western Mixed So 3Gc. Pennsylvania "A d3sc.
Rye 81 a. CSC. Hay quiet Primo TO Choice West
sl2 O0sl3 40. Provisions nrm; Mess Pork SIS rs.
Bulkmeats. shoulders and Clear rib slies packed
1.a9c. Bacon-shouiers 7l08sc Clear rib sides Gle
Hams l2al29.c. Lard refined s5c Butter hrm. Western
II 02Oc Creamery ~ Csc Eggs "a zoe Potatoes
steady 81 OOo2 TO- Petroleum higher-Kslued &c Coffee
steady. RIO cargees ordinary TO fair l71GlSc Sugar
higher. soft &c Copper refined steady, nrm at lac.
Whsgsy steady at ST l44sll5. Freghs TO Iverpsel per
dull Cotton at 1924 Flour at la 6i Gram AZ A
Ksceip-Flour H. $50 bbs Wheat % eco bush Cera OIL 700
bush oats lOoO. shpaents-Flour 20. .l9 bbIs. Corn
Sales-Wheat 30S3o0 bush. Corn 10000 Bush.
BUFFALO Dec. 6-Wheat-No Hard dull. weak. lower,
offered at 9oc No ard Northern Pacific ssd at 80 &c;
Winter Wheat unsettled lover No Ret Michigan ss
No Red s7aessc. No White Michigan S9Yc. Corn
lower; No. IN store 57td5sc: NO on track bsre
5sc; 2Yelow 10 Coo oats steady amt hrm no white
3sc. White SO pci No. Mixed Soc Barley IN good
No Canada sold AZ 95c; No. Canada at 30 cole;
40 Milwaukee SAC state 72Ss5c Rye higher; N, No 90
Western IS 066c. Mllfsed hghsr-Wntsr Bran $50 90;
Spring $40 81 &c. No receipts to-day siprenta-flodr
bbla Ito $1,000 Barley
10000 push
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
HELD FOR DEFRAUDIyG CREDITORS.

Jacob Lammel who was arrested on Monday evening
and taken Police Headquarters was released yester-
,iay On So 900 bail. Tho amount hxci by Recorder
smyth. bsiors whom Lammsl was arragned. There
are four Indictments against Lamme charging the DIS
poal or property with Intent to deaud creditors ana
the sscrotn, Of aud overcoats valued at several
thsusasd dollars for tko purpose The complaining
creditors John r. Pummer & Co. Henry Seuman x
Co. storey & Darling, John J. Iams and others.
Lanme was a Der Of the firm OF Crete Lanmcl,
nj Broadway and Bleseasrst His business troubles
have tho subject ~ civil tisasn ana he has been
arrested In cvt proceedings Augustus kinsshsi.
formerly his bsokkesper, has made statements impl-
eating IamMel In fraud. Tho bsokkcspsr said IN at
Crate Iamne started business In 1886, with S2OOOn
cas- and about 10000 I'm goods Grote died In a Few
months Before the sud " a from the beginning OF
the partnership. Lammel Jailed with s6oooo liabilities
Tho bookksoper that Lamms rcsOrtei - raise en-
tries and othsr fraudulent proceedings 10 cover up
moneys which ho disposed OF IN fraud OF his creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM rdE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
Tho crude oil market yesterday exhibited signs OF lapse
into digestive mood Trading was dull but tho sales OF NAT
bulls and the usual hammerng OF the bear party
another small recession In values An attempt was
made to renew tho ukl well near Mount
Morris County. Ponu venture which mas produce"
only barrels Of oil In whole year but there are 10"
members Of the trade credit the rumors now In crcua
lion that IL IA look ing The bear party likely TO use
every effort possible dsquet holders with respect to tn
favorte standard card Of PtsOurg bears ana tey wi"
TO advantage OF the two or three wells IN
sxonourg now which ought to open rs large
pro uccrs shake OIL Any success which may aohu
their Efforts probably eliminate weak long interest
without altering the position OF the prominent ooe''
tho trade who are walt for gradual but subsah
tla lmprov prices ia sympathy with the strengthen
Iuv commercial outlook this uncture 4 may be well TO
recall tho recent course OF tho market ING Popot VI
a 70 sn o1er buying Of cerdca. which followed by
e s@ain got int the sevenes when the shutdown
assured and the opening OF ths 9s See
fns break succeed rally wa, to ~. 'eh' h inc
on all ns,S STsl 1 70 We sise . toS anG
1SrGao soaSs "s IsG OF % awe never been
effect purchases at as low figures rs before whether thss
up features most reassurng 70 in'sssr, tn
Of oasrIngs with no than ordinary and natural r.ao
lion, Yestedys market closed at about the lowest point
but 2 cent under Saturdays close and the tone was
Tg range OF price, and dealings at the COnsoI
dated Exchange we're AS follows
Opening ~ FH"s's 7S
aales harres O-O''N"
Refined oil unchanged a cents per sa"n Aos lost
at all ports
OIL CITY Pam. Dec. G-Nationa Transit CsrIines a
ST., barrels cloarances, 304t 900 barrels char
tsr, l33657 barrels shipments. 0sl70 barrels runs
riiTsruRs Penn. Dec. 6.-Petroeum dun but steady
Nau.nai rrAnst ceruheatss oponoi at 70h closed AZ
76i, : highest 1872; lowest 70s
sRA eFoAD. Penn. Doc NATIONAL ret1Nt Csrthotes
snoned at 76s closed az 10 o. hishssL 1879 lowest
ID,. Clearancos. 26Ss.0OO oArroli .,,.
TIIlI,ylILg Penn. Dec 6-Nationa rrtnNs CsrunottSs
opened at 76t highest 78's lowest 78Si olssoi I0's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Frank c. Fulbraf, son OF eN-AIdermah fu"s''"'
boarded with his wife at the hote Vi huoIpn r. ,'
~, ", - ! durine the summers OF 1883 and 1854.
Da sued him for tho balance OF board bill ana the SUIT
wa, tried Yesterday City Court before Judge Nehr
and Jury The defendant declared that he owed DICK
nothing and said that september q 1851 'h0 "o''
caught fra Al mint and destroyed that no escaped
vim dfnctv I'm his night clothes, caching cold ana III
Turing h. hcalth that property worth sooo Ooohs
ing to him was burned. The jury brought III Neru'''
for the plaintiff Cor tllO 3O - f,o,,,, Chambers vos
JI.tlr. Iawrrnca ia the supreme Court 'hdniDers yc9
terl,y granted a habcas corpus In the case 0 reu' a.
CarySu rLarced With the murder OF Michael smith IN
whose ease a Jury the Court u General SESSIONS n
IJc viii be- taken court Tomorrow ahd mo
iudgr win decide whether he shall be admitted 20 Oaii
John Jcrolomon sworn IN a. Judge OF the Eghtn
DIrt Cour, by chief Justice larrem0rc IN the court Vi
Cannon Pleas Yesterday. Thomas T. Murray was swVin
In A. Judge Of the Eleventh District Court D! JudBo va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
rPSrrrIyG THE MAYoKS vErox&

The Aldermen yesterday passed over the Mayors veto
resolution requesting the Attorney General TO begin
All action To compel the removal Of sheds and other
DISTINCTIONS The bulkhcads the North River front
Tho motion to pas over the Mayors vet" resolution
directing the Department % DOCKS 10 cause tho removal
Of the shed Pier - East River warmly debated.
The pier occupied by the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company. Tho company has taken an appeal from The
decision Of Judge DonOhue that the Aldermen can com
pei the removal Of the Eh"i, and tho Corporation
Counsel ls recommended that no acton he taken until
The General Term has passed upon the Ncvcrthr
less the motion 70 override the veto passed by vote
OF Il 20 .. \ veto from Mayor Hewitt read or
resolution giving permission 10 the Officers OF the
ChcIrl Of the strangers 10 erect - metal trans.
parcncy the lamp post at the southeast corner OF
Mercer ST. and Wayerly place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
ditisp Ny lates, recent last week and to
the elect that lie 10 well as ever"

ditep Ny lates, news as last week and to
the snect that lie 10 ~ well as ever"
PROGRESS IN SURGICAL KNOWLEDGE.
It will be obvious that all new and
important operations are followed by pro.
gressivs success in their results, o the methods
OF operating improved in their details. and the
after treatment necessary becomes better known The
percentage OF successful results increases in ratio In
proportion To the experience acquired by the ncrsasng
number Of operations. indeed. may add that 1t to my
conviction that the progressive number OF cures OF this
terrible curse 10 humanity is In rapid ratio than
the progressive increase 81 the frequency OF the disease
Need say mere In tho Hight Of the past to point OUT
what may be hoped for in the future from such hos
Initial tins. whore under devoted zeal Of the active
duty have already been demonstrated their positions
6%mapV wbe Wi ' !. 'ne me papen obs.ryaton
ana study by sdch competent OF details taat can
MAYER be acquired except Ia large hospital
question whether any. even the most sanguine mas
more ha. feeble conception OF tho 6eI'ht 10 me VIC
OF others that will result from the opening OF this mes
pital
Dr. W. II. Draper followed in a few wellcho'sn re-
marks, pointing out the benefit which would
accrue to humanity and to the cause OF
medical science through the operations OF tho hospital
and the opportunities for Investigation furnished by II
since recent study mas discovered 10 ne tho enecl
of rsitic growth the Importance Of careful study
under the most favoring coalitions. Of tho utmost
Importance. The closing address made by tho Rev
Dr. John Hail. who Indicated the satisfaction Of the COM
muny the establishment OF the Hospital in such
way would 20 FAR to dislrm the preiudces OF ono
class against another, and demonstrated that tho rch
classes are net arrayed against the working classes
Before the bensction pronounced by Bishop Potter
vote OF regret the absence OF Mr. aud Mrs Jonn j.
Aston and of sympathy for the latter in the Illness when
prevented her presence was unanimously passed.
SOME OF HE PEOPLE PRESENT.
After the exercises the crowds inspected the building
which i. isodel OF complete equipment; and design
detailed description OF the Iosp al has already appeared
I'm TIE TRIBUNE Among those at the opening were
Mrs. Howard Tcwuscni Mrs Paul Dahlgreu. Mrs
Henry Day Mrs w. Butler Duncan. j. ". Alexander
J. Coleman Dravtsn. Joseph W Dr-Iel Dr. W. i. Bull
DIR. Clement cleveland br. James II. Hunter ana Dr
Francis L. kinnicu;. OF the trustees; Dr. Thomas NJ
Markos Dr. II. ogden Dorsnus Dr. lie Sis 4. sayrc Mrs
Matthew ClarksOn Judge Psahoiy. benjamin flrld Dr
L. CAL ard rhsmas Mrs Paul Daas, Mrs Morris H. Jes
Mis- Percy Morgan Mrs II. II. Psrtrr, Mrs j. cole
man DrAyton, Mrs G. +. Huntington, and C. {. Halsht
the arehltect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
TuorGUr TO BE 4 yrGqo BURcLAR

Policemen Ca.ney snd Dugan, OF tho East Eighty
eighth squad negro trying tho doors OF sew
era houses In LeIn:tonavc early yesterday morning
and arrested him. lie sad name was Edward Long
In ais pockets found forty pawn tickets repre'cht
lag articles which tho police thought had been s'eh
from houses Yogkviile and Harlem Long also hAu
.lnn0shot which wa, M ade frsn a bar OF solder Cap
lain OConnor had the negro rsnaadsd yesteriay on
charge OF carrying concealed weapon. but IL u Ok
prced that tho prisoner ia shown In be dangerous
thief and sent prison on number OF complaints ne
tectivcs we're busy Yesterday looking for perssns IRON
wbo.s houses Long is Believed TO havo stoen articles OF
yulu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Doc In tho Court OF ApI
lowtug causes we're handed down:

ALBANY Dec In tho Court OF APpe"' 'o"@' '"o IVA
low ug causes handed down:
Ps,p. CT rel Edwin A. Nash Snrosate respondent, av
lame, Faulkner IT, executor. aud others; App Avs
ert Yonna 10 ,pondcnt agt New YORK Lake Io Au
Railroad COMPANY, appellant Juusmo"' 'o''''e"' AZ"
trial granted with costs 10 abide event nc, .uon,
John iIr-ch respondent sgt CITY OF brnaIo na.
pouo and others APPELLANTS julia G. shapn. respen.n
AIT Hopkins H. Mscon, appellant JuasNont "H'"'"
Psop1s respondent agt Charles r. Meyers, appellant
Judgment affirmed. r.br r. Cood
~ s..nonJ.nt. ,ieorge W. Wing to Ret llpsey Gas
Buru.r Conpanv l. T.. gleason Manufacturing uompahy
appsII,nt; in Jane A. Porter. mnaus; Jonh piN"'
rra.rnnnisnt at same Appeals dismissed. with COSTS
qnaI Thahomer agL ferdinand nays aha o'",ss'
Ir,nLs Ant tho sanei Yete Thslhomer sgt tho same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
DISSATISFIED WIN THEIR PASTORS WAYS.

DTSSA TISFTED WIN THER PASTORS WAYS.
committee of the members OF tho German Evangcl-
zeal Church n Last NerlorK has Investigated tho
charges poisrre against the Rev Mr. Heysr pastor OF
the church. and md, him guilty u interfering with the
private affairs OF and ntmidatn: them. OF not
preaching according - the constitution OF the church
and OF having caused bcous articles 10 be publshed
They recommended that h- 10 expelled IL Is expected
that Tho church will approve the action OF the committee
on